This Monday’s episode of General Hospital promises to deliver a whirlwind of revelations, emotional confessions, and long-awaited justice—especially for the residents of the iconic Quartermaine mansion.

What begins as a seemingly ordinary day quickly spirals into a series of shocking discoveries that could forever alter the legacy of Port Charles’ most powerful family.

The episode opens with Lulu Spencer keeping her promise to Tracy Quartermaine. Together, the two women begin sorting through the late Monica Quartermaine’s belongings,

a bittersweet task that stirs old memories and hidden regrets. As Lulu unpacks a set of dusty boxes, she stumbles upon a document that instantly changes everything—Monica’s true last will and testament.

According to the genuine will, Monica left the Quartermaine mansion not to her supposed long-lost sister Ronnie, but to Tracy herself. This revelation exposes a massive deception—Monica’s previously circulated will was, in fact, a forgery. The implications are staggering. It means that Ronnie manipulated everyone around her, weaving a web of lies that nearly stripped Tracy of her family’s legacy.

When Tracy learns the truth, her emotions are overwhelming. Relief, triumph, and vengeance mix in equal measure as she realizes she now holds the key to exposing Ronnie’s deceit. For Tracy, this is more than just an inheritance—it’s a vindication. After years of power struggles and betrayals, she finally reclaims what rightfully belongs to her. But Tracy isn’t stopping there. She plans to make Drew pay for his involvement, using this revelation as a weapon to hit him where it hurts most—his pride and his wallet.

The fallout is immediate and dramatic. News spreads quickly through the Quartermaine estate, and tensions rise as family members begin to process the truth. With the mansion no longer at risk of being sold, the Q family breathes a collective sigh of relief. After months of uncertainty, they can finally feel secure in their home. The air inside the mansion seems lighter, though the emotional scars left by Ronnie’s deceit will take far longer to heal.

Adding another layer to the episode’s emotional core, it’s revealed that actress Erika Slezak—who portrays Ronnie—is expected to exit General Hospital in early November. This timing suggests that Ronnie’s final storyline will end dramatically, likely with her fleeing town once her crimes come to light. Her downfall will not only mark the end of a chapter for the Quartermaines but also serve as a powerful reminder of how greed and manipulation can destroy even the closest of bonds.

Meanwhile, Cody Bell can’t hide his happiness when he learns that Tracy now officially owns the estate. For him, it means stability and the chance to continue doing the work he loves on the property. Filled with joy, Cody rushes to share the news with Molly Lansing-Davis, and their reunion scene is heartwarming. Amid the chaos surrounding the Quartermaines, these two find a rare moment of happiness. After several near-misses and unspoken feelings, Cody and Molly finally share a sweet, tender kiss—a moment fans have been waiting for.

Elsewhere in Port Charles, the drama extends beyond the mansion walls. Jack Brennan makes a significant decision regarding Valentin Cassadine’s fate. He arranges for Valentin’s transfer to a domestic prison, ostensibly to make it easier for Charlotte to visit her father. However, Brennan’s motives are anything but purely compassionate. He sees an opportunity to extract crucial information about Victor Cassadine’s mysterious medical project, using Valentin’s vulnerability to his advantage.

Carly Corinthos, ever the strategist, subtly encourages Brennan’s plan—but with her own agenda in mind. She intends to use this move to her benefit, making it easier for her and Valentin to communicate and align their next steps. Together, Carly and Valentin plot to turn the tables on Brennan, setting the stage for an explosive confrontation in the weeks to come.

As if the episode weren’t already packed with emotional and moral tension, Curtis Ashford finds himself at another crossroads in his marriage to Portia Robinson. Conflicted and heartbroken, Curtis confides in Jordan Ashford, admitting that while he still wants to be a father and raise the baby, he’s uncertain whether his marriage to Portia can survive. Too much has happened—too many secrets, betrayals, and broken promises—for him to simply move forward.

Jordan, however, hasn’t given up hope. She gently urges Curtis to reconsider, believing that love can still heal their wounds. But viewers can sense the uncertainty lingering in Curtis’s heart. Is Jordan’s optimism simply denial, or could she be right that their tangled relationships still have a chance at redemption?

In the closing moments of Monday’s episode, Alexis Davis faces a dilemma that tests her integrity and loyalty. She’s torn between helping Willow Tait regain her freedom and confronting Michael Corinthos, Christina’s brother, whose interference complicates the situation further. Alexis must decide whether to challenge Michael’s influence and pursue justice for Willow—or to protect her family ties, even if it means compromising her principles.

As the episode draws to a close, Port Charles stands on the brink of transformation. Monica’s will has not only shifted fortunes but also reignited rivalries, tested loyalties, and exposed long-buried secrets. Tracy basks in her long-overdue victory, Ronnie’s future teeters on collapse, and new alliances begin to form in the shadows.

Monday’s installment of General Hospital is a masterclass in emotional storytelling—combining legacy, betrayal, and redemption in ways that keep viewers riveted from start to finish. With every revelation, the Quartermaine saga grows richer, setting the stage for a November filled with explosive confrontations, heartbreaks, and fresh beginnings.